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announcer: from heartfelt to human rowls.ow one man helped thousands share their stories of triumph and tragedy one word at a time. plus, picture perfect. how google plans to save cultural treasures in puerto rico one snapshot at a time. dad one truth. and that's the goal of the global story telling project called dear world. the striking portraits feature people with messages written on their bodies. like this. daughter, alyssa, a of the parkland school massacre. others are more ambiguous. some are meant to make you laugh, like this one. that says, i took the chicken out of the freezer. dear world is a collection of more than 100,000 photos taken around the world. it started as a passion project for robert foge art and then quickly morphed into something -- fogert and then quickly morphed into something much better. robert is with us today. it's great to have you. explain to me how it really began. when did you first get an inkling of having somebody write on their body and then take a photo of it to send a bigger message? r

design of hopes one day will have great taste if rowlings. frantic is less optimistic he thinks we won't be able to tell what's real and what's fake because of all the biotech and all food he says that will result in even more had health problems under shorter lifespan. really predicts that alfie it will in future come from 3 d. printer. and isabel writes because of all the environmental damage the traditional sources of animal protein will no longer be feasible maybe more insects instead. thanks for your comments. at least for most of us and fast food is as popular as ever but it has one big disadvantage it typically leads to weight gain. obesity is on the rise in many parts of the world. it $24.00 countries over 30 percent of the population is now obese it's a problem that increases the risk of heart attacks and diabetes how about going on a diet. for those nasty calories for a few weeks and lose weight before you know it. but that's not all that happens when you go on a diet temptation is all around how does our psyche react. that's what a

rowling from pacheco out tdanville the dow martin bridge trouble free and you're loong good on 5.81 on one. it was back in the bay area. it w his birthday, yeah, he turned 32 and guess what he did spent his birthday in oakland, giving back to the community how cool is that. so he hired full to track to help feed the people in need and distribut it bactax and other supplies to loca homeless folks. now most of kaepernick's charity work is done through his foundation know your rights camp. he has not played for the nfl sin the 2016 season of course after kneing during the national anthem in protest of police brutality and of course racism he has come activists since then that's always nice to see him out there in the community still working. >>good job. on the kron 4 ws, a bart worker is being praised for fell on the tracks and open he jumped right in. wel have that story coming up next. plus police are arching for the killers in a deadly hloween house party shooting enter into i. ♪ (vo) i know what you'rehinking. electric, it's not for you. andeltric just esn't right. have enough rang it

that's traic on the right rowling west, the tail lights are heading to the pensula and it's 15 minutes that's quick on the left after the head by to coming into hayward and those fol rolling east are doing just fine all to t richmond sandra fell picking up a little bit off and on you'll notice some cars waiting at the lls maybe for the cash explains whaso in a smooth transition from the east bay to the north bay traffic tracker showing more numbers like 5.80 from livermore to dublin, maybe that's a part of your commute. if so it's easy for livermore to dublin on 5.80 west. that's a quick 10 minute trip 6.80 nice and smooth for the southbound allhrough dublin rough small through fremont the nimitz trouble free. s that's looking good so far heading south and so it's to 37 if you take to 37 rht now it's only 6 minutes from 80 to one oh one. of if not the most the country right d to own in a hom so according to report from the california ssociaon of realtors the median home price in san francisco get ready for this million that means you need to be making about $309,000 a year to actually

rowles just don't hold. any new body yet to shape out disdain to come to agitate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. chance to look for common ground. welcome back in part one we got from the b. j. p. and l. in the pakistani high commission in london with the pakistani high commissioner mohamad the fees the korea thanks commission of letting us into this building again i would ask you to start off what is pakistan going to do kind of actually do anything we take them by surprise. thank you very much and actually as you might be over this kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute and it has the u.n. security council resolutions on this outstanding for last 7 takers and those u.n. secreting also resolutions the major elements of those units are going to dilutions are. they give the right of self-determination to the kashmiris they have to decide under the un supervise plebiscite as to what they want to do if that's but there's a chance a resolution but no article

i don't see any discussion happening now, i see rowling, lots of turbulence, and plenty of people inraits. i see some bad times coming for this country at the moment. brexit won't be the only issue on which voters make up their minds but so far, it seems set to dominate the campaign. and jonathan is at westminster now. i suppose this is an offer from the brexit party with an alliance with the tory party but also a threat. this offer from the tory party but also a threat. this offerfrom nigel farage is clearly designed to appear as reasonable as possible, and to put the higher purpose, if you like, of leaving the european union, over and above and beyond any party loyalty, but, this is a general election campaign, nota referendum. the but, this is a general election campaign, not a referendum. the idea of some sort of grand leave alliance looks like wishful thinking at this point, because boris johnson looks like wishful thinking at this point, because borisjohnson is not about to ditch the brexit deal that he has negotiated with the eu and sta ked he has negotiated with the eu and st

joe: the chilean peso rowling the most in a decade on optimism an agreement over a new constitution willotest that have threatened to upend the economy. the move comes after the currency hit its lowest level ever. joining us is sebastian boyd. thank you for joining us. what would be in this new constitution that could mollify some of the unrest we have seen? what is int so much it as what it is pure the current constitution was written during the dictatorship of pinochet which was brutal. it's not so much the content as the fact a new constitution will have more legitimacy. the hope is this will calm some of the protests. one of the key demands is a constitution written and created in a democracy. peso thatt just the is rallying. you are seeing bonds in the nation rally. 3.3%,ndering right now at whether you expect there to be a further rally given the fact chile has been a haven in latin america. sebastian: it has been traditionally. maybe not after this week. it has been intense. yield fell thehe most in a decade today. it rose the most in a decade earlier this week. some of ite losing

rowling had seven books in the harry potter series. >> i've never heard it compared to that. >> today is book five and we all know there's plenty of plot to be revealed in the subsequent books. we have four more witnesses after this one. i am especially interested, frankly, in all of them, but notably, dr. fiona hill tomorrow as well as mr. holmes. there's a lot of plot to be revealed here. >> who are you in the harry potter series, by the way? >> no, don't go there. >> i like how you made that, though. it's a very big deal. they all do matter but, really, gordon sondland is the man your other witnesses keep identifying as a hub, who had a special relationship, a special connection to these designs. we'll see what he says this morning. it's going to happen in, what now, almost 45 minutes. so thank you very much, congressman. good luck today. >> thank you. >>> still to come -- we'll watch. it matters on a day like today to watch the people show up. what do you read in their faces? how do they enter this room? who are they with? u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon sondland. i w